[kde-guidelines] CVS - Attempt to summarise
Ellen Reitmayr
ellen.reitmayr at relevantive.de
Mon Nov 1 13:22:07 CET 2004
Jan and me were in Prague last week, and unexpectadly could not send
emails. So now some comments and an attempt to summarise the CVS
discussion:
On Fri, 2004-10-29 at 23:44, Lauri Watts wrote:
> In fact, I didn't understand the reasoning then either, I just haven't
> remembered to raise the question. Thomas explanation seems to explain it
> sufficiently, and I agree that editing previous versions once a new version
> is finalised is unlikely to happen, so we could simply turn off
> auto-generation of those older versions (if there is any auto-generation
> going on), move the last generated version to a subdirectory named for the
> version and provide links to them.
Sounds reasonable to me. Should we then create a subdirectory /arch or
/versions? What way is that usually handled?
> [...] The maintainers are the ones who will be working in the sources,
> so until and unless they find it unmanageable, the point is moot. At that
> point, unless there is a really compelling reason to change from standard KDE
> procedures, then we won't. It's non negotiable because it's completely and
> utterly not relevant to the issue to be discussed.
Both, Jan and me, do not have too much CVS experience. It won't be a
problem for us to manage the source files once everything is set up
properly. But by now, due to that lacking experience I am not yet able
to say what is the best way to manage those sources (this will hopefully
change within the next few months 8-) ). That's why with respect to this
discussion, Jan and I should rely on your experience and the KDE
standard procedures.
Let me now summarise what I understood everybody agreed on right now:
[1] The directory structure will be
/
/common/
/src/
/index.docbook
/accessibility/
/usability/
/simple
/plain
/html
/pdf
[2] plus a /archive/ or /versions/ directory (?)
[3] Images (that are included into the contents, no header images) are
version-specific and should therefore be included into the source tree.
Should it be /src/images/ or rather /src/accessibility/images/ and
/src/usability/images/ ??
[4] Auto-generating will be turned off. Once a new version is released,
generating will be done by the maintainers manually. Wording/spelling
may be changed on the fly.
[5] Versioning will be done by simply copying the old version to a
subdirectory with the respective version number, and be linked to.
[6] Accessibility of the 'normal' html pages should be reviewed by Olaf,
please.
**** Did I get everything correctly? ****
Greetings
/ellen
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